Sept 21, VINYL, OLD AND NEW

This week more new gems from Colin Andrew Sheffield of Elevator Bath, and some great oldies from Feldman, Cage and others....

1. Colin Andrew Sheffield, Side one/Side Two, elevator bath, EEAOA-01
2. Morton Feldman, Chorus and Instruments II, Music of Our Time: Extended Voices 32160156
3. Morton Feldman, Christian Wolff in Cambridge, Music of Our Time: Extended Voices 32160156
4.Pauline Oliveros, Sound Patterns, Music of Our Time: Extended Voices 32160156
5. Alvin Lucier: North American time Capsule 1967, Music of Our Time: Extended Voices 32160156
6. John Cage: Solos for Voice 2 (Electronic Realization by G. Mumma and D. Tudor), Music of Our Time: Extended Voices 32160156
7. Colin Andrew Sheffeild, in between, elevator bath, EEAOA-08
8. Anna Lockwood, Glass world of Anna Lockwood, Tangent, http://www.discogs.com/release/900807

September 14th, LP's of Drumming, New and Old

This week we continue with my exploration of my dusty vinyl collection but go back and forth in time a bit, starting with some Haitian Voodoo drumming and following on with Steve Reich and others....enjoy.

1. Voodoo Trance Music Ritual Drums of Haiti, Yanvalou, Lyrichord Stereo LLST 7279
2. Voodoo Trance Music Ritual Drums of Haiti, Djuba, Lyrichord Stereo LLST 7279
3. Voodoo Trance Music Ritual Drums of Haiti, Banda, Lyrichord Stereo LLST 7279
4. Voodoo Trance Music Ritual Drums of Haiti, Petro, Lyrichord Stereo LLST 7279
5. Voodoo Trance Music Ritual Drums of Haiti, Bumba, Lyrichord Stereo LLST 7279
6. Voodoo Trance Music Ritual Drums of Haiti, Nago, Lyrichord Stereo LLST 7279
7. Steve Reich, Drumming-Music for Mallet Instruments, voices and Organ, Drumming, Deutsche Grammophon, R3394-£3396

Vinyl Baby!!!

This week, all vinyl...and maybe for a few weeks to go!

1. Gordon Mumma, Electro Acoustical Music Analog and Digital Live Performance Music Acoustical and Cybersonic, Stomach Ache, http://www.discogs.com/release/894842
2. Kazumoto Endo, Fear My Kung-Fu, Philosopy Shop Records, split
3. Goat, The summer i started collecting knives, Philosopy Shop Records, split, http://www.discogs.com/release/1140928
6. Colin Andrew Sheffield, Spring, elevator bath EEAOA-04
7. Colin Andrew Sheffield, The Bridge, elevator bath EEAOA-04
8. Rick Reed, Music for the Rothko Chapel, Beta-Lactem Records, http://www.discogs.com/release/235817
9. Andrew Deutsch and Tony Conrad, and 30 other people, Let's Trade Pants, elevator bath, EEAOA.021 http://www.elevatorbath.com/eeaoa021.html
10. Marc Shultz, Reworking, elevator bath, EEAOA021

Reed, Ramati, and Wolff

In continuation of our show last week with roman Haubenstock-Ramati, we continue this week with many of his chamber works. But first we start with an appetizer from Rick Reed's latest offering, and finish the show off with some works by Christian Wolff. Let me know how you enjoy it!

1 Rick Reed, The Fiery Sound of Light, direct from the composer
2 Haubenstock-Ramati, String Trio No. 1, Hat[now]Art 114, Concerto a Tre
3 Haubenstock-Ramati, String Trio No. 2, Hat[now]Art 114, Concerto a Tre
4 Haubenstock-Ramati, Fur Kandinsky, Hat[now]Art 114, Concerto a Tre
5 Christian Wolff, Burdocks, Tzadik
6 Christian Wolff, Trio III, Tzadik
7 Christian Wolff, For 1, 2, or 3 People, The New York School, HatArt 6101

August 24th Playlist....Haubenstock-Ramati

Much apologies for the two week lapse there, but I'm back and tonight showcasing the fantastic work of Roman Haubenstock-Ramati. If you don't know his work, you must make the effort to become familiar with it, it's well worth it. Often considered the 'other' Earle Brown, H-Ramati created some of the most beautiful looking and sounding graphic and mobile scores ever. Tonight we listen to as many as we can!

Check out a score image here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63282987@N00/93109668/in/photostream/
http://plottegg.tuwien.ac.at/36405.jpg
http://aeiou.iicm.tugraz.at/aeiou.music.data.14.140206/140206b.jpg
http://classes.bnf.fr/dossiecr/jpeg/gc181-8.jpg
http://g.foto.radikal.ru/0610/c9c401edf98b.jpg
http://g.foto.radikal.ru/0610/4ba2a1763a36.jpg
http://www.ariadne.at/images/Haubenstock-Ramati_Roman/paintings/HxX40009.jpg
http://www.ariadne.at/?artist_id=90&language=en




Haubenstock-Ramati from hat(now)art 118:

1 Credentials orThink, Think, Lucky
2. Streichquartett
3. Mobile for Shakespeare

From hat(now)art 101:

1. Kreise (track1)
2. Kreise (track 4)
3. Decisions
4. Alone 1

July 3rd Playlist Treatise Continued

So, as promised from last week we have still had 30 minutes of Treatise to finish and then were to explore a bit more of it as realized by other artists. So be it:

Cornelius Cardew, Treatise, World Premiere Complete Recording, Hat(now)ART 2-122 (last 30 minutes)

BBC Documentary about Cornelius Cardew:
http://ubu.artmob.ca/sound/cardew_cornelius/bbc/Cardew-Cornelius_Radio-Retrospective.mp3


Cornelius Cardew, Treatise, Memorial Concert, http://ubu.artmob.ca/sound/cardew_cornelius/memorial_concert/Cardew-Cornelius_Memorial-Concert_1-03_Treatise.mp3

Cornelius Cardew, Treatise, by Sonic Youth from Good Bye 20th Century Tour, Gent Paris, 2001 Cassette Bootleg, http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/cc/060901.html

AMM AMMMUSIC (London 1966) (ReR Megacorp), Cardew performed in the ensemble at this time.

Keith Rowe, • Keith Rowe A Dimension of Perfectly Ordinary Reality (Matchless Records) (Solo guitar, includes an excerpt from Treatise)

July 27th Playlist: TEATISE

Tonight's show will be the complete work of Treatise by Cornelius Cardew as realized by an ensemble conducted by Art Lange in 1999. The ensemble includes Jim Baker on piano and electronics, Carrie Biolo on vibes and percussion, Guillermo Gregorio on clarinet and alto sax, Fred Lonberg-holm on cell and electronics, and Jim O'Rourke on electronics.

Hope you enjoy the night!

Cornelius Cardew, Treatise, World Premiere Complete Recording, Hat(now)ART 2-122